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Yoga in Patagonia

Practicing yoga in Torres del Paine proves a wonderful complement to adventures and excursions. It offers a priceless opportunity to relax and connect with the wilderness at the world’s southernmost extreme.

Photographing Torres del Paine

Everyone wants to photograph Patagonia’s iconic Torres del Paine. Whether you are going for a professional photo or just a nice memory of your trip, if you want to do this well, you must be in the right place at the right time. Follow this advice to find the best angle from which to photograph this natural monument.

Majestic Licancabur

This enormous volcano, sacred to indigenous people, appears on the desert horizon and immediately captivates the attention of those who visit San Pedro de Atacama. It is dormant, but does not appear so. Rising above the high plains, it is part of the Andes Mountain Range and its crater contains the fifth largest lagoon in the world.

High-altitude Cocktails

The native ingredients of the Atacama Desert – the driest desert in the world – have been utilized for centuries by the local people. Used in different preparations, herbs like rica-rica, pingo-pingo, and copa-copa, provide a multitude of health and wellness benefits. All of these herbs and plants grow in the desert at over 2,200 meters above sea level.

A wellness experience featuring nature’s colors and aromas

Colored salt baths are one of the locally-inspired elements that characterize Uma Spa at Tierra Hotels. Special aromas are released each time these salts are used, because they are plant-dyed using an ancient traditional method.

Tierra Chiloe featured on “La Gracia de Viajar”

The Archipelago of Chiloe has always charmed its visitors, welcoming them with exciting landscapes and a captivating culture that is highly connected to nature. In this program, the well-known Chilean photographer María Gracia Subercaseaux visited places throughout the magical archipelago, which impressed her with its beauty and fascinating history.